The people of war–torn Myanmar (formerly Burma) live as refugees within their own country. Help give them access to education despite the ongoing civil war.
Men, women, and children all fall victim to the ongoing civil war between the Burmese army and armed ethnic groups. What's more, education — already costly in Myanmar — is even more difficult to access where the fighting persists.
Saw Pah Mee knows only too well that education is the key to opportunity. When he was seven years old, he was able to attend primary school in his own village of Ta Nay Poe Klar, in the Karen State. But when he advanced to middle school, he was forced to relocate to Mai Wai village, where he was away from home, and had to cover steep school fees.
For high school, Saw Pah Mee moved yet again. Without the money to travel to his new school from home, he lived first in the Karen refugee camp, then briefly with extended family before he ultimately settled in an orphanage, staying there as he completed high school.
Saw Pah Mee didn't let his hardships keep him from achieving his education. Instead, he attended special English and computer classes, and worked alongside the Nurse at the refugee camp as a volunteer, until he ultimately began to earn a salary for his patient care.
To help the internally displaced children of Myanmar access the education that Saw Pah Mee fought for, we are partnering with the Brackett Refugee Education Fund, which supports 33 schools in the Community Schools Program by enlisting the help of the local people in building proper schools, and providing for teachers' salaries, clothing for students and teachers, and solar panels that produce the electricity necessary to study at night.
Saw Pah Mee's story is inspirational, but all too common. The path to an education shouldn't be so hard, and YOU can help. Just $7 covers a full week of school costs for an internally displaced child in Myanmar.
The mission of Brackett Refugee Education Fund is to provide an education at the Primary level, Middle School level and High School level to children at the ages of 4 to 18 years old attending internally displaced schools, schools within the cease fire zone, as well as schools within Karen state under the control of the Burmese (Myanmar) government and other non–state arms groups. We are working to improve the local literacy rate, which will prepare and enable children to pursue further educational opportunities, promote personal and social development within the family, and help prepare children to take on community responsibilities in the future.


Labtech Ltd. has organised service and business training for our new Japanese joint owner, MEHERGEN co. Ltd. at Labtech's headquarters in Hungary.
Our devices and technical solutions were presented during the 3-day long training to further enhance our cooperation. Besides doing business we also had some time to introduce the Hungarian culture to our partners more deeply.


The Delaware Hayes High School football team had planned to mix some two-back sets into its triple-option offense as the season progressed.
"We wanted to go with a split-back look with Anthony Hinton and Cody Wooten because both are talented runners," coach Zebb Schroeder said. "That would've given our offense a little different look at times."
However, that plan has changed, or at least has been put on hold, as both running backs suffered knee injuries during the Pacers' 23-7 win over Canal Winchester on Sept. 6. Both sat out the Pacers' 41-0 loss to Dublin Jerome on Sept. 13 and neither was expected to play Sept. 20 in the OCC-Capital Division opener against Worthington Kilbourne.
According to Schroeder, Wooten might be back in the lineup when the Pacers travel to Big Walnut on Friday, Sept. 27, for a league contest, but Hinton is expected to miss the remainder of the season.
"That's a tough loss," Schroeder said of Hinton, who injured the same knee last season. "He's a phenomenal athlete who worked so hard to overcome that initial injury. Cody suffered a knee sprain and we're hoping we can get him back in time for the Big Walnut game.
"The rest of our running backs are key defensive players, so we tried some new things against Dublin Jerome."
Delaware's offense managed only one first down in the first half against visiting Jerome.
"Maybe we tried to overcompensate for the injuries of our top two backs," Schroeder said. "We're still trying to adjust without those guys. Maybe we'll stick with the basics and get back to the offense we were running."
The injuries to Hinton and Wooten, however, weren't the sole reason for the Pacers' performance against the Celtics.
"Jerome played lower and tougher," Schroeder said. "I think after playing well and winning the first two games that everyone was telling these guys how good they were and they got an inflated opinion of themselves. We did not play well.
"If we sit around and sulk about it rather than making corrections, we're going to continue to get smacked around. We always talk about three basics in our execution: having great pad level on offense and defense, gaining 4 yards per rush and tackling. The harsh reality is that if we don't get faster off the line of scrimmage and become the aggressor, we could be in for a world of hurt."
Delaware expected a physical game against Kilbourne and expects the same against Big Walnut, which was 0-3 before playing Olentangy on Sept. 20. The Golden Eagles' first four opponents were a combined 11-1 through week three.
Big Walnut managed just 186 total yards in a 34-0 loss to St. Charles on Sept. 13 and only 174 in a 28-7 loss to Mansfield Senior on Aug. 30. The Golden Eagles led Chillicothe 14-0 at halftime but lost 21-14 on Sept. 6.
Two of the touchdowns Big Walnut allowed against St. Charles came on blocked punts.
"I'm not fooled by their record because they played a real difficult schedule," Schroeder said. "Plus, they have some big, physical two-way linemen and great linebackers (Austin Crow and Alec Eisnnicher). Plus, they just have tough kids throughout the roster who have a lot of pride in the program."
Big Walnut is 15-1 against Delaware since the two became OCC-Capital rivals in 1997, including a 35-13 win last year. The Pacers' only win came in 2009, 17-10.
Sophomore Grant Godfrey shot a 77 in the fourth and final round of the OCC-Capital tournament Sept. 18 at Granville Golf Course to lead the boys golf team.
Delaware shot a 341 to finish fifth, behind New Albany (315), Mount Vernon (323), Olentangy (328) and Big Walnut (337) and ahead of Kilbourne (342), Olentangy Orange (346) and Franklin Heights (556).
Also competing for the Pacers were Cole Haferman (86), Dan Van Brimmer (88), Cody Ross (92) and Lali Lakotas (93).
Delaware finished 7-21 in the final OCC-Capital standings, placing seventh behind New Albany (27-1), Olentangy (24-4), Mount Vernon (19-9), Big Walnut (14-14), Orange (13-15) and Kilbourne (8-20) and ahead of Franklin Heights (0-28).
Godfrey had the fourth-best average (76) over the four rounds to earn first-team all-league honors.
The Pacers will compete in the OCC Shootout on Monday, Sept. 23, at Moundbuilders and in a dual match against Orange on Thursday, Sept. 26, at Oakhaven before preparing for the Division I sectional Oct. 1 at Granville Golf Course.
The girls volleyball team earned its first victory of the season Sept. 12, beating host Franklin Heights 25-20, 21-25, 25-14, 25-21 in an OCC-Capital match.
The win snapped a nine-match losing streak.
"It was a big relief to get the first win," coach Josh Lee said. "This is one of the better Franklin Heights teams we've seen in a while, so it wasn't easy. It's been frustrating for the players and coaches. Even when we're seeing improvement, if you're not getting victories, it's still disappointing and demoralizing.
"We struggled with some team chemistry because this isn't the type of season the seniors and older girls expected, but they've started to become better leaders and help the young girls' growth."
The Pacers lost to Olentangy 25-14, 25-9, 25-20 on Sept. 17 and fell to Kilbourne 25-23, 25-6, 23-25, 25-15 on Sept. 18 to drop to 1-11 overall and 1-6 in the OCC-Capital.
Lee lauded the play of senior libero Jen Foreman and senior outside hitters Krysta Iwanek and Kaitlyn Woerner.
"Those three have been playing better and better and our setter Hannah Cook is also playing well," Lee said. "Tiarra Avant and Ciarah McAnelly are really coming along in the middle and Karli Reed has served well."


why else would we be in afghanistan?
Ill say this, I produce damn near 50% of our food, Id say 75% of our medicine...cant do dentistry. I have some firearms and some electronics and God knows even though I buy Korean or Japanese (never Apple)...those #$%^ nuts surely use this same slave labor themselves. So no, anything controllable, I produce myself or access locally...cars may also be a shortcoming...its still BS to use slave , or slave like labor.
yes, there's that too...that helps fund our other secret wars.
Rare Earths, well looks like Canada will start making a bit more profit when prices go up. There are a few mines in Ontario where word is that they already make enough money through rare earth production to completely cover the costs of running the mines... thus... their actual production goals/products (Ni, Cu etc) is actually just icing on the top. Might see a bit of a rebirth.
Oil? Russia has more oil in their artic than all of the ME put together and are is under way via bldg projects to drill it.
You appear to suggest that the US is the only people who produce anything ethically... which... is certainly not true. Ultra Capitalist nations such as the US operate a different form of slavery, the end is roughly the same however.
Considering all the "love" the POTUS and his supporters have been showering on CA lately, I don't see a "grand re-opening" happening anytime soon.


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"Bringin' On the Heartbreak" is a power ballad originally recorded by English rock band Def Leppard. It was the second single from their 1981 album High 'n' Dry. The song was written by three of the band's members: Steve Clark, Pete Willis, and Joe Elliott.

Musical style
"Bringin' On the Heartbreak" is a glam metal, hard rock, and soft rock power ballad.

Record World said that "Joe Elliot's dramatic vocals and the estranged guitar cries plod over a sledge-hammer beat."

Production
High 'n' Dry was released in the U.S. in summer 1981. "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" was commercially released in the U.S. on 13 November, with "Me and My Wine" (a non-album track) and "You Got Me Runnin'" included as B-sides. It did not appear on the U.S. charts, but its music video was picked up by the recently launched television channel MTV and received heavy rotation. The popularity of the video and the exposure the band received caused a resurgence in sales of High 'n' Dry, which subsequently sold over two million copies. It was released in Mexico as "Llevarlo en la Desilusión" with "Yo y mi Vino" ("Me and My Wine"), featuring the cover art from the single "Too Late for Love".

High 'n' Dry was re-issued in May 1984 with two new tracks, one of which was a synthesizer-heavy remix of "Bringin' On the Heartbreak". With a newly-filmed video featuring Phil Collen on guitar, the remix was released as a single and peaked at 61 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. The original version of the song was later included on three of their compilation albums: Vault: Def Leppard Greatest Hits (1980–1995) (1995) Best of Def Leppard (2004) and Rock of Ages: The Definitive Collection (2005). The latter compilation ends with the instrumental "Switch 625", as it does in High 'n' Dry. Steve Huey of AllMusic has characterised the song as an "unabashedly dramatic rock ballad."

Music video
The first music video was directed by Doug Smith, and is a live recording of Def Leppard performing the song at the Royal Court Theatre in Liverpool, England on 22 July 1981. It was originally filmed (along with clips for "Let It Go" and "High 'n' Dry") as part of Don Kirshner's Rock Concert television series on the U.S. network ABC. The second music video, directed by David Mallet, was shot in February 1984 in Jacob's Biscuit Factory in Lake, Dublin, Ireland and features replacement guitarist Phil Collen playing Pete Willis's part. The original version of the second video featuring the remix is only available on the VHS and LaserDisc versions of the band's video compilation release Historia. DVD reissues of Historia, and the band's subsequent video compilations Best of the Videos and Rock of Ages - The DVD Collection replace the remix soundtrack with the original High 'n' Dry LP recording.

Track listing
7" Mercury / 818 779-7 (U.S.)
 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" (remix)
 "Me & My Wine" (remix)

Personnel

 Joe Elliott - lead vocals
 Steve Clark - lead guitar
 Pete Willis - rhythm guitar
 Rick Savage - bass, backing vocals
 Rick Allen - drums

Charts

Mariah Carey version

Background and composition
In 2002, the song was covered by American singer and songwriter Mariah Carey for her album Charmbracelet (2002). The reaction from Def Leppard's Joe Elliott was positive.

Carey co-produced her cover of the song with Randy Jackson. The single version also featured a newly recorded solo and extra guitar overdubs performed by Dave Navarro. One of Carey's few songs with a heavy rock influence, it was released as the album's third and final single on June 2, 2003, by Island Def Jam and her own label, MonarC. It was also the final single from MonarC before she shut it down in 2004.

Critical reception
The cover was met with positive reviews from a variety of critics.  Rolling Stone described the song as "the catchiest cut [on Charmbracelet]...a fascinatingly overblown orchestral remake." Phil Collen praised Carey's cover as a "genuine version of our song" and defended it from Def Leppard's more critical fans: "The fans really get it wrong sometimes. She's on our side and it's an honour she's done it. Really, that's the only way we're getting played." Carey's version was number 24 on VH1's "Least Metal Moments"—in a segment subtitled "Bringin' On the Headache"—because many metal fans and musicians did not like the remake. At the same time, Mark Edward Nero of About.com ranked it at number 2 on his list of "Top 5 R&B/Pop Crossover Cover Songs" and said Carey's version is "superior to the original."
Asked about Carey's cover version, Joe Elliott told the Las Vegas Sun, "I think she's done a very good job. It's faithful to the arrangement, but not done like a rock song." Referring to Carey's whistle register vocals at the end, Elliott commented that her "astonishing vocal gymnastics toward the end...make Minnie Riperton sound like Tom Waits." Billboard was favorable by naming it "set's crowning glory." The New York Times also reviewed this song favorably: "Another high point is her version of the Def Leppard song Bringin' On the Heartbreak. It starts out as a piano-driven slow jam; then the chorus is interrupted by a dramatic chord progression, and soon Ms. Carey's precise, fluttery voice is turning a power ballad into something more delicate." Sal Cinquemani from Slant Magazine called this cover "daring" and praised its "surprising amount of live instrumentation, which contributes to an overall sense of warmth that's been otherwise missing from Carey's recent work." Rich Juzwiak of Stylus called Mariah's version of the song "epic." In the exception of AllMusic, who gave mixed reviews, stated that its best song on album but also noting that it "isn't even covered all that well."

Chart performance
Similar to the commercial performance of "Boy (I Need You)", the album's second single, "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" failed to enter the US Billboard Hot 100, or the Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles chart. It reached the top-thirty in Switzerland, and the top-forty in Belgium; but peaked outside the top-forty in Austria. Junior Vasquez, Mike Rizzo and Ruanne produced club remixes of the song, which received a wider release on promotional singles than commercial singles and received spins in nightclubs worldwide—the song reached the top five on the US Billboard Hot Dance Club Play.

Promotion
The song's video, set to the RJ Janman remix, was shot in Los Angeles on 8 March 2003 by director Sanaa Hamri, and features cameo appearances by Randy Jackson, Dave Navarro, Evan Marriott (as a helicopter pilot/bodyguard) and model Damon Willis. The single's video is based on the 1979 film The Rose, which featured a rock star (played by Bette Midler) who struggles to find happiness as she goes from her rough "rock and roll" lifestyle to her final high-profile concert.

On 7 December 2002, Carey performed the song along with "Through the Rain" and "My All" in front of a crowd of 50,000 people, at the closing concert of the Mexican Teletón, which took place in the country's Azteca Stadium. Announced as the concert's "star", she performed in a black dress.

Track listing and formats

 European CD single

 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak (Mainstream Version)" – 4:13
 "Miss You" (feat. Jadakiss) – 5:09

 European enhanced CD single

 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak (Mainstream Version)" – 4:13
 "Miss You" (feat. Jadakiss) – 5:09
 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" (Live) – 4:52
 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" (Video)

 Bringin' On the Heartbreak EP

 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" (Mainstream Version) – 4:11
 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" (Mainstream AC Version) – 4:11
 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" (Live) – 4:49
 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" (Global Soul Club Mix) – 8:35
 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" (Global Soul Dub) – 7:33
 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" (Global Soul Mix Show) – 7:44
 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" (Global Soul Radio Edit) – 4:27
 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" (Junior Vasquez Club Mix) – 7:14
 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" (Junior Vasquez Extended Mix) – 9:45
 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" (Junior Vasquez Radio Edit) – 3:56
 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" (Junior Vasquez Mix Show) – 6:28
 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" (Ruanne Emmenes Coffee Dub) – 6:11
 "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" (Ruanne Emmenes Vocal Capture Mix) – 8:47

Remixes

Global Soul Mixes
"Bringin' On The Heartbreak" (Global Soul Club Mix) – 8:30
"Bringin' On The Heartbreak" (Global Soul Mix Show) – 7:38
"Bringin' On The Heartbreak" (Global Soul Dub) – 7:30
"Bringin' On The Heartbreak" (Global Soul Radio Edit) – 4:53
Junior Vasquez Mixes
"Bringin' On The Heartbreak" (Junior Vasquez Club Mix) – 7:11
"Bringin' On The Heartbreak" (Junior Vasquez Extended Mix) – 9:45
"Bringin' On The Heartbreak" (Junior Vasquez Radio Edit) – 3:54
Ruanne Emmenes Mixes
"Bringin' On The Heartbreak" (Ruanne Emmenes Vocal Capture Mix) – 8:45
"Bringin' On The Heartbreak" (Ruanne's Roasted Coffee Dub) – 6:11
Deep Influence Mixes
"Bringin' On The Heartbreak" (Deep Influence Anthem) – 11:29
"Bringin' On The Heartbreak" (Deep Influence Radio) – 4:23

Charts

Release history

See also
List of glam metal albums and songs

References

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1981 singles
1984 singles
2003 singles
Def Leppard songs
Mariah Carey songs
Music videos directed by Sanaa Hamri
1980s ballads
2000s ballads
Song recordings produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange
1981 songs
Songs written by Steve Clark
Songs written by Joe Elliott
Songs written by Pete Willis
Mercury Records singles
Island Records singles
Glam metal ballads
Hard rock ballads
Songs about heartache
Music videos directed by David Mallet (director)

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Boroughmuir coach Peter Wright has heaped praise on his men for the character they showed in securing a 27-0 win away at Glasgow Hawks that means the Meggetland club will remain in the BT Premiership next season.
Contested in difficult conditions in front of a small crowd affected by the competing attraction of televised Six Nations rugby, the match was a must-win encounter for Muir whose inconsistent form throughout the campaign had left them scrapping for survival.
And the players turned on the style when it mattered to take a bonus-point victory and emerge with Wright's plaudits ringing in their ears.
With both sides fighting for survival in the top flight, it was no surprise that the first half proved to be a cagey affair. Muir just held the initiative at the interval, with a penalty from Chris Laidlaw giving them a 3-0 lead.
The visitors raised the pace after the restart and bagged tries through Jordan Edmunds, Grant McConnell, Sean Kennedy and Mike Brown, with Laidlaw booting two of the conversions. The tightness of the league was reflected in the fact that the result left Muir occupying sixth spot in the table.
The win, combined with results elsewhere, means that Marr are relegated automatically and Hawks will face the runners-up from BT National Division one in the promotion/relegation play-off.
The two sides in that league vying for the leading spots met on Saturday, when Jed-Forest welcomed Edinburgh Accies to Riverside Park.
Accies, who held a five-point lead over Jed at the top of the table, started well and opened the scoring with a penalty from Richard Mill. However, the Borderers struck back with three tries to lead 17-3 at half-time. Mill added a second penalty early in the second half, but a bonus-point touchdown for the hosts left the Capital men with too much to do to avoid a first defeat of the campaign.
That outcome means that with four matches to play, the sides share top spot – although Accies have a superior points difference – and are guaranteed to fill the top two places.


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Through biology and genetics, man can become the Creator. That is the documentary's motto, that investigates the possibility of resurrecting extinct species. The movie follows a group of the so-called mammoth hunters, on the remote islands in North Siberia. Once the carcasses, kept intact by the ice, with muscle tissue and blood, are found, researchers in South Korea and in Russia can recover the DNA. The goal is to bring the animals back, through lab's technology —an idea that, decades ago, was just fiction.


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42 indigenous Ixil women of the Cotzal Weaving Cooperative were robbed last month and need your help to put back the pieces of their lives.
After 27 years of struggle, hard work, and success, the cooperatives door was broken open on the night of August 12th and their materials, products and computer were stolen. The cooperative was in the process of raising money for wood-saving rocket stoves for it's members when this news shocked the weavers and their supporters.
The accompanying video was filmed for the rocket stove endeavor, but the robbery has re-arranged our priorities. (Due to the urgency of the matter we do not have the time or resources to film a new video). A police report was filed and can be seen below- however, the justice system in Guatemala is very complicated, at this point there are no suspects or signs of governmental effort to find the perpetrators.
The cooperative has outlined below the materials it needs to once again begin their dreams again from scratch. Any additional money raised will benefit the stove project.
San Juan Corzal is a medium sized town, high in the mountains of the Ixil triangle, in the department of Quiche. The people of Cotzal are indigenous Ixil and speak the Ixil language. This region suffered tremendously during the 36 year civil war in Guatemala. 40-50% of Cotzal's residents died from violence, torture and disease by the time the peace accords were signed in 1996 and tragically, the area is recognized as one of the hardest hit by the genocide.
The Weaving Cooperative was formed in 1986 when widows from the war organized their weaving talents into a powerful show of resilience. There are 45 women involved and they use the traditional backstrap loom method to weave their products, which often utilize natural plant dyes. The Cooperative is a sign of hope for the survivors of the war and is a pillar of strength, resilience and empowerment for the community, and the generations to come.
With these, the cooperative could successfully start back up again.


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The Political Science Department is working to connect students and alumni with career support amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Two BIPOC Owls accepted to Ivy League schools
Distinguished students blaze the trail to prestigious PhD programs.
Issues of racial injustice have helped shape the 2020 presidential election
Assistant Professor of Political Science Michael Sances discusses how issues of racial injustice have influenced the campaigns.
Citizenship is more than voting, political science professor says
Nyron Crawford, assistant professor of political science, was inspired by his upbringing to try to understand how public policy shapes people's lives.
Cable news is not polarizing America, says Temple political scientist in new book
At a time when ideologically-based news options on cable television are proliferating, many are concerned that such programming may be polarizing American voters. But, in his new book Changing Minds or Changing Channels: Partisan News in an Age of Choice, Temple political scientist Kevin Arceneaux shows that partisan news is not polarizing America.
PCN airs election town hall meeting live from Temple's Main Campus
Tonight at 7 p.m., Pennsylvania Cable Network (PCN) will host a live town hall meeting from Temple's Shusterman Hall.
Political experts say conventions are key in race for the White House
With the 2012 presidential election just months away, the nation's attention has turned to the Democratic and Republican presidential nominating conventions. Temple University political experts Christopher Wlezien, Kevin Arceneaux and Robin Kolodny offer their insights on the campaigns and what to expect from the conventions this year.
Faces of Temple: Erik M. Jacobs
Political science major Erik M. Jacobs shares how enrolling in a Temple political science course on campaigns and elections has led to opportunities with the U.S. Senate and Republican National Convention.
Foreclosures bring age of uncertainty
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Political scientist recognized for prescient political theory
Temple political scientist Joseph M. Schwartz has been presented with the American Political Science Association's David Easton Book Award for his 2009 work, The Future of Democratic Equality: Reconstructing Social Solidarity in a Fragmented America, in which he accurately predicted the emergence of inequality as a major political issue.
Economic inequality presaged current recession
In Joseph Schwartz's new book, The Future of Democratic Equality: Rebuilding Social Solidarity in a Fragmented America (Routledge Press, 2009), he challenges the politics of the right and takes on many of the standard views of self-proclaimed "radical" and "postmodern" political theorists.

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Recently many engineering colleges have applied for the Autonomous affiliation status from the university from the affiliation status. In the colleges affiliated to the universities all the process will be done according to the university guidelines. In the affiliated engineering colleges university will be responsible for all the processes including framing the syllabus to conducting semester examination for the registered candidates. In whole university will be supreme and the colleges have to run the programs specified by the university.
The scenario is bit different in case of autonomous affiliated engineering colleges. The autonomous affiliated engineering colleges will enjoy all the freedom except awarding the degrees. The degree will be awarded by the university based on the information provided by the colleges. The colleges having the autonomous status can start any course with any specialization depending on the possibility and availability of faculty in the college. The colleges having high intellectual pool can offer better courses in-order to cater the needs of industry and also can develop courses which are research oriented than the regular theoretical courses.
Framing of syllabus will be done forming a board of studies committee. Experts from various other universities will be invited and syllabus will be formed. In case the syllabus is not framed by the experts or without discussion there are chances that curriculum which is not useful in the present scenario can be set and entire process of autonomous may be shattered as it is the basic step in the autonomous.
The examination has to be conducted by the colleges on its own. The setting of question papers will be done by the faculty who has taught the subject so there are chances that the question paper will be set only on whatever he or she has taught in the class. Even there are chances that in order to get cent percent result in subject faculty can given the questions to students before examination.
Over the last decade engineering colleges have become money making factories than providing education. To make money colleges can step into any path. Since all the processes will be under the control of colleges including the examination branch there are chances that the degree can be sold for money, making the student to write all the semester exams in a day or two of all semesters keeping the previous dates and recommending those students to university for the award of degree as there will be no proof regarding their registration to the course in the university which can result in producing fake graduates.
The private engineering colleges will not bother much about the salaries to its employees and no guidelines of AICTE or any other body will be followed. As a result many faculty members don't like to stay in single place and change the colleges often. Over a period of time if good members are not available to teach or guide, the entire standard or quality of education provided by such institutions will come down drastically.
The concept of autonomous engineering colleges is good and new but how the colleges will make use of it is left to it and only the time can answer.


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An Open Access initiative in collaboration with Knowledge Unlatched.
IWA Publishing has successfully transformed its journal portfolio of 10 subscription titles — including the flagship journal Water Science & Technology — to Open Access (OA) from 2021 onwards.
In partnership with Knowledge Unlatched (KU), IWA Publishing has asked libraries and institutions currently subscribing to any of the journals to renew for 2021 on a Subscribe-to-Open (S2O) basis, thus contributing to making the journals free to readers and researchers worldwide.
With this move, IWA Publishing has made one of the largest flips of a publishing portfolio to date. "We are happy that this was made possible with the support of libraries as we see OA at the core of our values and strategy," says IWA Publishing's Managing Director Rod Cookson. "We hope that flipping our journal portfolio will shift the way our content is used by enabling everyone engaged in providing clean drinking water and good sanitation around the world to read the very latest research."
Cookson also added: "It is great to see that the combined efforts of the supporters and our partners has led to a sustainable OA solution across the portfolio, setting a great example for publications and publishers of all sizes. We hope that the S2O model will be adopted more widely as an alternative to the 'Publish and Read' Big Deals which dominate the OA landscape to the detriment of smaller-scale journals."
"Institutions tend to have a strong leaning towards the S2O model," says KU's Director of Publisher Relations Philipp Hess. "We can clearly see that they are starting to 'put their money where their mouth is,' as the S2O model is aligned with the wider goals of the OA movement. Having a publisher of IWA Publishing's size and reputation join the initiative is a positive signal to the market."
IWA Publishing received support from KU in introducing the S20 model to libraries and from EBSCO Information Services for the transaction of single subscriptions. By building on current subscription processes, the S20 model involves librarians in curating the OA content by deciding which journals merit support.
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The sleazy, bleak, and primal low budget crime thriller "Good Time" feels like a cinematic punch in the face. The more I think about this film through my figurative black eye, the more I like it. It's rare to find a movie so confident and wholly committed to its bleak tone, bursting onto the screen in its opening scene with a disarming, bold swagger. This one is reminiscent of Scorsese's early works but it never once feels like a cheap rip-off of the auteur.
A nearly unrecognizable Robert Pattinson (kudos to him for taking on challenging and unglamorous roles like this) is incredible as scumbag Connie, a low level criminal who has industrious and ambitious ideas but is far from smart. After persuading his developmentally challenged brother Nick (a fabulously understated Benny Safdie) to serve as his wing man in a bank robbery, everything goes wrong and his brother is captured and arrested while Connie runs free. The next hour is spent riding shotgun with this despicable man as he tries to free Nick from police custody.
Connie traverses the city streets throughout a sleepless night and grows increasingly trapped in this nightmare. As the evening progresses, he becomes even more desperate and begins mentally or physically harming everyone who crosses his path, from an amusement park security guard (Barkhad Abdi), a teenage girl (Taliah Webster) and her immigrant grandmother, and a newly paroled drug dealer (Buddy Duress) with a soda bottle full of LSD.
Connie isn't a nice guy. He exploits his brother as a criminal pawn, he verbally abuses his unstable girlfriend Corey (Jennifer Jason Leigh), he has harsh racist tendencies that subtly manifest in different ways, and he takes advantage of nearly everyone who crosses his path. He's not really nice to anybody except his brother and a dog, but Pattinson is so incredibly amazing in the role that I actually became disgusted with myself as I inexplicably began rooting for this amoral, predatory man to get away from the cops. This is one of those defining moments for an actor, and Pattinson is unforgettable. Comparisons to a young Al Pacino are inevitable.
This film oozes indie spirit throughout and feels intimately personal, which isn't a surprise because bothers Benny and Josh Safdie had a hand in just about every aspect of the movie, from writing and directing to editing, sound design, and acting. The film's phenomenal sound is particularly effective, with a harsh, pressure cooker of an original score to the ear-splitting sound effects that serve as a mirror to the overall discomfort and discord of the script. The story is simple yet filled with so many abrupt narrative jolts that it shocked and surprised me more than a few times.
The only criticism I have for the entire film (besides its irritatingly ironic title) is the epilogue, which I won't spoil in this review. It has a pronounced tacked-on vibe, an unnecessary piece that the directors should've cut but just couldn't let it go. Yeah, I get what they're trying to say here, but there's no sense in beating audiences over the head with it. We're much smarter than that.
This movie accurately echoes the desperation in last year's bleak "Hell or High Water," telling a similarly mesmerizing story of an American man who has nothing to lose and will therefore take anything he can. The grimy urban landscape of New York City manifests itself through intense, textural, dreamlike visuals that feel more like a nightmare. Every scene is alive with a squalid vibrancy and a pulsating tension, yet it's beautifully done and never showy.
"Good Time" may have a morally repugnant protagonist, an unpleasant narrative, and an unsettling vibe, but it's also one of the best movies of the year.
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Great Review, as usual. I originally didn't want to see this because it sounded so depressing, but I might have to take the plunge anyway, it sounds intriguing.
Ben Parker says:
I actually liked that epilogue. It prevented the film from feeling too bleak, and proved that [HEAVY SPOILER ALERT] Connie getting arrested was the best possible way it could end, for him getting the money and bailing Nick of jail would have only resulted in him getting this mentally disabled person in more criminal trouble. I also think they intentionally left it ambiguous whether Connie really took full responsibility for his actions or not (the therapist could have just been saying that to make Nick feel better), so it's not exactly "beating audiences over the head" with that fact either.
Also, in this case, the phrase "Good Time" refers to prison slang for a reduction in a prisoner's sentence for good behavior. I'm sure it's also meant to be bitterly ironic (which I don't take any issue with), but at least that's not its only purpose.


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Rhabdopleura normani is a small, marine species of worm-shaped animal known as a pterobranch. It is a sessile suspension feeder, lives in clear water, and secretes tubes on the ocean floor.

Description
This species grows in colonies. Each individual achieves a length of 0.5 mm, with a total colony length of approximately 20 mm.

Located on the tentacles are lateral, frontal, and frontolateral ciliary bands. These are 8-13 μm in length and composed of cilia. In specimens collected in Bermuda, ciliated perforations were found. These ran down the length of the arms, in particular, between the bases of other tentacles laying adjacent.

Distribution
Rhabdopleura normani is widely distributed along the coastlines of the Bering Sea, Norwegian Sea, Atlantic Ocean, and Mediterranean Sea. It has also been found in Bermuda.

Reported locations include:
North Atlantic basin, including the Norwegian Sea
North Sea
Barents Sea
Greenland Sea
Labrador Sea
Bay of Biscay
Celtic Sea
Azores
Bermuda
South Atlantic, including the Argentine Sea
Fiji
Antarctic Ocean

The widespread distribution of Rhabdopleura normani suggests a possible presence of cryptic diversity.

Habitat
This species lives in colonies on the ocean floor. It has been found at depths ranging from 5 m to 896 m, but most commonly occurs between 100 m and 300 m.

Feeding
R. normani uses a local reversal of a ciliary beat to capture food. It is also capable of rejecting unsuitable food particles employing several distinct methods.

Reproduction
Both sexes live together in the colonies. Females have distinctive basally-coiled tubes in which they brood their eggs, each 200 μm in size. As these yolky eggs develop, they cleave radially, and become larvae. These larvae are ciliated, lecithotrophic, and oblong, achieving a length of 400 μm. They can be identified in the following ways:
They have a yellow coloration, covered with black spots.
A deep ventral depression is present.
There is a posterior adhesive organ and an anterior apical sensory organ.
The epidermis has consistent ciliation.

The ventral depression is actually a glandular epithelium, as opposed to invaginating endoderm. The larval cocoon and adult tube are secreted from this depression.

Inside, the peritoneum of the coelomic cavities starts to disconnect from the main mass of the yolky mesenchyme cells. After breaking free, the larva then swims using its cilia.

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normani
Fauna of the Atlantic Ocean
Fauna of the Mediterranean Sea
Fauna of the Pacific Ocean
Animals described in 1869
Taxa named by George Allman (natural historian)


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Banmauk Township  is a township in Katha District in the Sagaing Region of Myanmar. The principal town is Banmauk.

Towns and villages

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Maplandia World Gazetteer - map showing the township boundary

Townships of Sagaing Region


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12/22 Transcript: Coach Tom Coughlin & Giants Players
Coach Tom Coughlin
Q: It is supposed to get very cold in Cincinnati this week. How closely do you monitor what the weather is going to be like and does it affect what you do as far as the way you practice?
A: Yes. It affects everything that we do in terms of trying to be outside. Yesterday we had a problem with our field because it was covered – it was frozen. But we will be outside today and it is not as cold as it is anticipated in Cincinnati. But we do monitor the weather, we also do our research on the field, and what people are wearing on the different fields that we play on, the type of shoes that they are wearing, and try to emulate that a little bit in terms of how we practice.
Q: Would you be outside if it is really, really cold – would you be outside this week anyway?
A: It depends on – if I were to look at a schedule and see that I could accomplish a couple of things in one or two days, I may take the other day and work inside just so I am sure that I get the focus and the proper reps and we can throw the ball properly.
Q: Do you have confirmation on Tiki making the Pro Bowl?
A: Yes, I heard that this morning. Tiki did make the Pro Bowl.
Q: If there is one thing you can pick out that you are most proud of him for this year, what would it be?
A: The way in which he has dedicated himself to having the kind of year that he has had in terms of running the ball. Ball security, for the most part, has been outstanding. His attitude, his positiveness, the way he interacts with his teammates, all of those things.
Q: When you came in, you had hoped to be more balanced with he and Dayne. Are you surprised at his durability to be able to keep producing after this many carries?
A: I don't think surprised is the word. But I certainly am cheering for him. He has done very well and he has, without a doubt, proven that he deserves the carries that he is getting and under some circumstances, even more. But I do think you need more than one ball carrier and I will remain believing in that because of the experiences that I have had.
Q: As you look forward, he will be 30 next year. Is that something you have to keep an eye on, that he can carry this kind of load?
A: He has always been a guy who is in great shape, great condition. He does a lot in the offseason. He did a super job last offseason in our strength program, our free weight program. He trained very hard. He takes good care of himself during the season, as well. So I am hoping that he remains a young 30.
Q: Did you make a big deal of it as far as telling the team that he made the Pro Bowl?
A: Yes, I told the team about the guys that have made it, because it is very important. It is very important to his teammates as well, that they have an opportunity to acknowledge the fact that he did make the Pro Bowl, or any number of guys that would have that opportunity.
Q: Were you told if you have any alternates?
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Q: Did Will Peterson miss a meeting on Monday?
A: Anything that happens between a player and the franchise is going to remain a private matter.
Q: Will he start this week?
A: That is going to remain a private matter.
Q: Is it possible that he will not start?
A: I am not going to comment on that.
Q: He left the game on Saturday for a couple of plays. Was that because of anything that he did?
A: He left the game because of the circumstance. We had maneuvered Frank Walker in on both sides and we are going to do that throughout the…. and had an opportunity to bring both corners to the sideline at one time or another.
Q: So this was a personnel move, not a disciplinary move?
A: No, not by any means.
Q: How valuable has Kevin Lewis been this year?
A: He has done an outstanding job. He has stood in there and pounded away with every group that has come at him. He is a very physical football player who enjoys that part of the game, who has really, literally, backed down from no one, no front, no offensive line. He has really been a very solid plus for us.
Q: Is it valuable that he is basically the only person left on that front seven from the beginning of the season?
A: Well, it certainly is. Without a doubt he has proven that he can stand in the middle there, as I said, against the best and take on offensive linemen and lead blockers and so on and so forth, and still remain in there physically and tackle the back. That is the kind of game that is his best; that is best suited for him. That is his strong point and he does well at it.
Q: Is Kendrick Allen going to practice?
A: No, he won't make it today.
Q: Will William Joseph start?
A: Yes.
Q: What have you seen from William Joseph in recent weeks? Has he not progressed as much as you would have hoped he would have progressed?
A: Well, a couple of weeks ago against Washington our whole front didn't play very well; William was a part of that front. He does some things very well and in other things he is still trying to learn how to utilize his skill and his talent better. Hopefully this year's experience is going to help him grow. Those interior guys have got to be people who can not only anchor down against the run, but be involved in rushing the passer. He has had experience at both ways. He has done a good job in certain circumstances on both occasions. But we need more consistency out of everybody.
Q: What about Allen, do you feel that he is playing well?
A: I did. I think Kenderick was coming along well and he was an anchor in there and really helped us with regard to that. Fortunately Demane Duckett has been the same kind of player and hopefully he can anchor in there now for us as well.
Q: Has Chris Snee been cleared? Are doctors convinced they know that is going on?
A: He has not been cleared to play, no. Well, he hasn't had all of the results of all of the tests that they do back. He did go back to see the doctor a couple of days ago and he is not cleared to play.
Q: Do they know what might be wrong with him?
A: As I said, they have eliminated an awful lot of things. But as far as saying exactly what it is, I don't know that that has ever been said.
Q: In terms of your relationship with Chris, what kind of impact has the uncertainty had your family?
A: Well, the entire family is anxious, as you might imagine, as to how he was doing, etc, all kinds of phone calls from my brother and my sisters; the whole family trying to inquire as to how he was doing. So, it has been upsetting.
Q: The Bengals had a year to nuture Carson Palmer. What are your thoughts on that philosophy versus the philosophy here where Eli was thrown in at midseason?
A: Well, I think it all depends on the circumstance and situation you are in. I don't think there is any one formula that everybody follows. You can go ahead and look at any number of outstanding players in this league that have been groomed different ways. So, one philosophy may not be the way to go in all circumstances, which obviously, I don't think it is. There are different ways to do it, and there are different opportunities during the course of the season to maneuver or do whatever you think is the right thing for your club. And that is exactly what we are trying to do here.
Q: Barrett Green yesterday said that he has a partially torn ACL? Is that something that should have been picked up sooner? How much are you concerned about going forward next year, with him now?
A: I think Barrett is considering seriously getting that taken care of, which I would think would be the right move for him. I would endorse that, and I have told him that – to have the surgery so that he doesn't have to go through this whole process again, wondering why – what takes the knee so long to come back and be stronger, etc, etc. I think he is considering this right now.
Q: Has Nick Greisen proven to you that he is a weakside linebacker?
A: He has done an outstanding job. He has proven…under all circumstances, he has made plays. He has made plays with the ball right at him. He has made plays on the edge. He has defended the pass. He has done a good job and he has been…his play, nothing more, has solidified the way, particularly our defensive staff, feels about his contribution.
Q: What is Nick doing differently now than earlier in the season?
A: He has, over the course of time, hung in there and played well and put some consistent games together.
QB Eli Manning
Q: After playing better last week, how much more confident are you this week?
A: I don't know how much more confident I am. I think I have stayed pretty confident, stayed positive that I am going to continue to improve and I have to get better than I played last week. I have to still learn what our game plan is this week, still learn what Cincinnati has to do and their defenses and try to make the right reads and just have a good feel of the game. So, hopefully I can just continue to improve and have a good game this week also. And figure out a way to get a win.
Q: How encouraged are you based on last week's performance?
A: I think we are positive. We are confident in our offense that we can move the ball. We just have to play better than what we did. We still have some areas to improve on and that I have to improve on, and make some throws that I missed in the game. So I just have to stay positive and continue to work hard and study hard this week and figure out Cincinnati's defense and figure out a way to put ourselves in a situation in the fourth quarter to get a win and get ahead in the game.
Q: Your thoughts about Tiki being named to the Pro Bowl.
A: I think Tiki definitely deserves it. He has had a great season. He has been the work horse of this offense and has kept us in a bunch of games with the way he has run, and has been a receiver also. So he has made plays throughout the season and he is definitely deserving to make the Pro Bowl.
Q: Has he helped your development at all?
A: Yeah, I think so. Because he has a great understanding of the offense and protections and when we run the ball well, it puts us in a great situation with our offense. Hit some play action and when you are not stuck in third and long, it makes it easier to convert first downs and move the ball. He has an understanding, and he knows what to do, and he comes to work everyday.
RE: Tiki encouraging you, helping you along?
A: Yeah. Tiki has been great in helping me just learn everything. And he said, one of the first weeks that I became a starter, he said, "If we are not doing something right, you have to tell us. If we are not doing something the way you want it, you have to come tell me, tell the receivers and you have to express your opinion and get everything the way you like it."
Q: RE: Tiki having confidence in you.
A: Obviously, he is a guy has been in the league a number of years, one of the leaders of this team and it felt good that he had the confidence in me to go in there, and if I needed to tell him that we needed to do something different, he was going to listen to me and he wants to get better and figure out a way to get this offense in a better situation.
Q: Can you talk about the fact that Carson Palmer had a year to sort of nurture himself in the league. Would that have been a nice luxury to have had?
A: Well, I had nine games to sit and watch. I wanted to play; I wanted to get it in. And I was competing to play. So I'm happy that I am playing right now. Obviously I went through some tough times, but I think it was a learning experience and I think it will help me in the long run. So I am sure Carson is the same way. He is getting his chance now, and he has been playing well.
Q: So often ….learning curves, it is one step up, two steps back. You made such a big step up this past weekend. What do you need to do to maintain that – what is the thing that you are most concentrating on?
A: Well, I am just trying to concentrate on Cincinnati's defense, try to get a feel of what they are going to do and just try to figure out what plays are good against certain defenses, know how to make my reads and just get us in good situations. Convert on third downs, move the ball and when there are plays to be made; I have to make the plays. I have to be comfortable with the plays that we are running, have my foot work all set up and throw the accurate ball. So I just have to continue to learn this game and just figure out a way to move the ball and get points on the board.
Q: You talked to Coach Coughlin about what plays you wanted last week, is that continuing to happen this week?
A: I think they saw, last week, the plays that I liked and plays that I have run and realized that I feel more comfortable in my foot work and my decision making was better because of that. So, you can't stay with the same plays every week, but we are just trying to find plays that I feel comfortable with, that I have run some. But you have to put in new plays also, and just work on getting the reads and knowing the decision making with certain defenses.
Q: RE: Cincinnati's defense.
A: They have a good defense. They do a lot of blitzing. They do some different looks that we haven't seen. But they do some stuff that we have seen in the past couple of weeks. So it is just a matter of figuring out how to get their blitzes protected and what plays are good versus certain things. It is just about what play you have on them when they are playing their defense and where to go with the ball.
Q: Can you talk about what it would be like to get that first victory. Actually, not just for the team because of its losing streak, but also for you, personally?
A: I think this team needs a win. I think we just need to get that feeling back. You can just see the spirits even lift after this week, after us playing well. It is something we hadn't had in a while. We really hadn't been in the game ….It was nice just to compete again. I think a win would fill our spirits and get everybody going again. I think we will be ready. We are going to have some energy this week. It would be just a nice feeling for everybody to get a win.
Q: What about for you?
A: It is same. I want to win; I want to win every game I play. That is why you compete, that is why you practice. That is why you come to work every day and work as hard as you do, not just to play well, but to win. That is the ultimate goal.
RE: Your play last week, is now the time to build on that?
A: I just think I am trying to improve every week and just try to continue to make good decisions and just learn philosophies on defense and what some blitzes do, what defense you play ……. I know how to make my reads and get more accurate with the ball throwing this time; to get a feel of this offense and try to improve every week.
Q: There were a couple of times late in the Steelers game, that last scoring drive where Tiki picked up yardage and put you in a prominent situation. Is that an example of the progress in that kind of situation?
A: Yeah. I think just the more comfortable you get with your protections and confident that offensive line and I know what we are doing. It just comes from practice, from seeing things and watching film where you know exactly what is coming. Getting everything protected, you know where to go with the ball. And you are in rhythm, you body and your mind is speaking together and you know exactly where to put it and you have practiced it all week. So you have done it before, and now you are not thinking about it, it just comes automatic.
Q: You just finished up a run of five defenses that easily top 10. Any one of those can be argued, top five. Was it better for your learn against these guy?
A: I hope so. We played some good defenses. You can never relax in this league – but we were playing some tough teams that cause struggles for an offense, they have been doing it to offenses all over the league. So, hopefully it is a learning experience and you get to see how hard you have to prepare and what kind of way you are going to have to play to win those games. So now, Cincinnati is up there also. It is the same philosophy as the past two defenses we have played in a lot of ways. You just have to go out there and compete and try to put points on the board.
RB Tiki Barber
Q: Did you really think that it was ever going to happen?
A: I didn't know. I'm glad it did, but I didn't know. I am happy it did.
Q: It is good to be rewarded for all of those plays and hard work you have put in, right?
A: That is what you play the game for – to try to be successful and to try to do the best that you can for your team. It is great when you have the fans, the players and the coaches around this league to recognize that.
Q: Most defensive players last year said that fumbling may have been the reason for not making the Pro Bowl. Do you feel as though that was the primary reason?
A: I don't know. You can put whatever fingers you want on it. It has nothing to do with this season.
Q: How much did Coughlin's technique early in the preseason help you to carry the ball around?
A: It changed my mentality a little bit. He focused on what I needed to focus on, which was just holding onto the ball and not causing turnovers for our team.
Q: Were you focused on making the Pro Bowl?
A: You didn't really worry about it. This is an individual accomplishment to be celebrated when the season is over. Right now, as is always, my focus is on helping this team win. If I play well, it gives us a better chance. That is what I focus on.
Q: Go back to when you came out of Virginia. What were your aspirations for yourself as a pro? Could you talk about, and reflect upon what you felt like then and now as you are about to become the franchise's all-time rushing leader?
A: Coming into this league I had no idea what I would accomplish, even what I was wanting to achieve. Typecasts were set for me; expectations were already set for me. I had to go through a lot of growing and learning pains. And that continued my entire career. But I have always been someone who has fought back and someone who has never given up on myself, which is the most important thing. After the season I have had this year, I'm being rewarded a little bit. That is encouraging and fulfilling.
Q: Did the start of your career crossover with Rodney's (Hampton)?
A: Very briefly, it did. My first year was essentially his last year because he had a knee injury in training camp and that's actually why I started my first season, because he got hurt in the third preseason game.
Q: In that time together and knowing what he had done in his career, did you ever envision getting to that level?
A: Not in my wildest dreams that I would be on verge of passing him in career yardage for Giants rushing. It's a circumstance that's been fortunate, having the right offenses around me, having the right group of guys around me to support and motivate me and having good coaches.
Q: When you visited Ronde at the Pro Bowl a few years ago did you feel like you belonged? You were there as a guest of your brother, you weren't there as a player.
A: I wasn't at the Pro Bowl site per se. Ginny and I just went for a vacation and it happened to be Pro Bowl week.
Q: Do you think it will hit you at some point when you're out there stretching with these guys or in a practice?
A: Yeah, maybe. It'll be a good feeling to know that I've accomplished a lot, I guess shattered is the word, people's expectations of what I would be early on in my career and even recently in my career. I'm proud that I was able to reinvent myself, like I've told you guys many times, and prove my worth as a player.
Q: Does starting mean anything to you?
A: Not really. I don't even know what the issue is for starting. Making it is the thing.
Q: Do you know who the other running backs are?
A: Shaun Alexander? Ahman Green? But I don't know, it could be Clinton Portis as well.
Q: Did Tom make an announcement in front of the whole team?
A: Yeah, we did it after our walk-thru.
Q: What was the reaction from everybody?
A: Just congratulations. I guess a lot of them but maybe not a lot of them because they don't know me very well but a few of them know my history here and how much it will mean to me.
Q: You talked a little bit about stressing to get stronger and I saw a piece that talked about how you were surprised that you couldn't lift a certain amount of weight; could you talk a little bit about how big of a role that played in just changing your body?
A: As you get older, you have to find ways to stay younger and for me it was to get into a power lifting program out here in Totowa. It did wonders for my strength, it did wonders for my explosion, and I think it's been a big contributing factor to my success this year and my health this year.
Q: Was the Super Bowl season crucial to you in terms of the crisis of confidence you may have had in the early point of your career? Was that sort of the turning point for you?
A: I think the season before was more of the turning point. Mainly because I found focus in what I was supposed to be and the Super Bowl year it was circumstances. Sean Payton changed our offense and it fit me. That year everything fell together, everything was working and everything was clicking.
Q: Did Jim (Fassel) help define you as a back?
A: Absolutely. That's why I have so much respect for him as a coach because he understood me not only as a player but more importantly as a person. He knew what motivated me and how to get the best out of me and he reaped a lot of those benefits.
CB Will Peterson
Q: Comments on what happened? Did you miss a meeting or something with the team?
A: No. Anything that happens with the team stays with the team. Things that happen at practice, you're all not at practice for a reason, and that's what goes on at practice.
Q: So it wasn't because you missed a meeting, it's something that happened at practice?
A: No, I'm not saying either way. I was at practice and I heard today that there were rumors that I didn't go to practice, but I was there yesterday and everything is everything.
Q: Are you starting on Sunday?
A: You'll have to see on Sunday. Aren't I the starting cornerback? I am.
Q: Your coach was non-committal when we asked him about you starting Sunday. He wouldn't tell one way or the other.
A: You'd have to ask the coach.
Q: Do you know for sure one way or another or are you in the dark?
A: I don't know, I think I'm starting come Sunday. I should be starting on Sunday.
Q: Whatever the case was, is it all smoothed over? Is there any lingering problem?
A: Any problems between me and the coaches or me and whoever in the locker room stays in the locker room. If there is a problem, it remains here and it's not for the outside to discuss, it's not for the newspaper to write about or talk about and create problems in this locker room. That's how it is right now and that's how it will be in the future.
Q: Was it a disciplinary thing when you left the game on Saturday for a couple of plays?
A: I think the coach answered that question for you already so you can take that for what it is.
Q: He (coach) said it was a personnel thing?
A: Then that's what it was.
WR David Tyree
Q: Comments on being named an alternate for the Pro Bowl?
A: It's great to be recognized by all of my peers from more or less the whole league and it's a great feeling. I truly give God all of the glory, I'm thankful and I'm grateful for everything.
Q: Who got the spot?
A: That's a question that is to be heard around the world right now. It was Ike Reese. Ike Reese? I guess I can dispute that a little bit but I'm not going to throw any shots at Ike. He's been doing it for a while so I'm sure he feels just as deserving.
Quotes: GM Joe Schoen, HC Brian Daboll
General Manager Joe Schoen and Head Coach Brian Daboll spoke to the media on Monday.
Postgame Quotes: HC Brian Daboll, RB Saquon Barkley, QB Daniel Jones
Head Coach Brian Daboll and several players spoke to the media Saturday following the loss to the Eagles.
Quotes: Coach Brian Daboll, DL Leonard Williams
Coach Brian Daboll and Defensive lineman Leonard Williams spoke to the media from practice Thursday.
Quotes: DC Wink Martindale, OC Mike Kafka, STC Thomas McGaughey, RB Saquon Barkley, S Xavier McKinney, OLB Kayvon Thibodeaux, CB Adoree' Jackson, WR Isaiah Hodgins
The Giants' coordinators and several players spoke to the media from practice Wednesday.
Quotes: HC Brian Daboll, QB Daniel Jones, DL Dexter Lawrence, S Julian Love, OT Andrew Thomas, OT Evan Neal
Head Coach Brian Daboll and several players spoke to the media from practice on Tuesday.
Quotes: HC Brian Daboll recaps Wild Card victory over Vikings
Coach Brian Daboll spoke to the media on Monday following the team's WIld Card game against the Vikings.
Postgame Quotes: HC Brian Daboll, QB Daniel Jones, RB Saquon Barkley, OLB Kayvon Thibodeaux, WR Isaiah Hodgins, WR Darius Slayton, S Xavier McKinney
Head Coach Brian Daboll and several players spoke to the media Sunday following the win over the Vikings.
Quotes: DC Wink Martindale, OC Mike Kafka, STC Thomas McGaughey, RB Saquon Barkley, DL Dexter Lawrence, DL Leonard Williams, OLB Kayvon Thibodeaux
The Giants' coordinators and several players spoke to the media from practice Thursday.
Quotes: HC Brian Daboll, QB Daniel Jones, S Julian Love, S Xavier McKinney
Head Coach Brian Daboll and several players spoke to the media from practice on Wednesday.
Quotes: HC Brian Daboll recaps regular-season finale vs. Eagles
Coach Brian Daboll spoke to the media on Monday following the team's Week 18 game against the Eagles.
Postgame Quotes: HC Brian Daboll, QB Davis Webb, CB Nick McCloud
Head Coach Brian Daboll and several players spoke to the media Sunday following the loss to the Eagles
Quotes: Coach Brian Daboll previews matchup vs. Eagles
Coach Brian Daboll met with the media Friday to preview the team's Week 18 matchup against the Eagles.


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Creekstone Farms Expands Its Beef Processing Center In Arkansas City, Kansas
Canadian Aerospace Firm Nearshores Its Supply Chain to Wichita
Creekstone Farms Premium Beef LLC, one of the largest employers in Cowley County will expand its operations center in Arkansas City, Kansas. The beef processing company, which has been based in Arkansas City for over 10 years, currently employs 720 and anticipates hiring an additional 300 workers during the next five years.
The firm processes naturally and conventionally raised premium Black Angus beef at 604 Goff Industrial Park Road in Arkansas City. The company plans to replace areas of the existing building damaged by a recent fire. An additional 71,000 square foot building will include a new refrigerated fabrication floor area, packaging, combo cooler storage, refrigerated truck docks, processing support and equipment rooms, inspection and production offices and employee welfare spaces.
"We are pleased to announce that Creekstone will be continuing its production in Arkansas City and is planning to expand as well," said Creekstone's General Counsel, S. Douglas Mackay. "With assistance and support from both state and local officials, we have been able to lay out a long-term plan that will grow Creekstone and add jobs."
"Creekstone Farms is an important contributor to our state's economic growth and will continue to invest and create good jobs in Arkansas City," Gov. Sam Brownback said. "It is great to see the company achieve success through its hard work. I would like to congratulate Creekstone and thank the company for its commitment to Kansas."
"Creekstone provides vital jobs to Arkansas City and surrounding communities," said Kerri Falletti, Cowley County Economic Development Partnership Director. "We have enjoyed working with the great staff at Creekstone through this process and look forward to continued work to see them grow."
"We are excited to have Creekstone committing to be a long-term partner in our community," said Nick Hernandez, Arkansas City's city manager. "Arkansas City is likewise committed to assisting them in any way we can through this plan for growth."
The Kansas Department of Commerce teamed with the Kansas Department of Agriculture, Kansas Department of Transportation, Arkansas City leadership and Cowley County Economic Development Partnership to support Creekstone's expansion.


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Preliminary design plan for a river gunboat for operation in Chinese waters. This drawing represents one of a series of alternative designs undertaken to provide a design for ships intended to be built under the Fiscal Year 1924 building program. This design was based on reciprocating steam machinery. An increase in length and beam kept draft at 4 feet while displacement was increased. This plan provided for propellers aft either inside tunnels under the deck or in open, surface installations. This design was passed over in favor of one incorporating more modern machinery (see Photo # S-584-193).
This plan provided two 3-inch guns, reciprocating steam machinery, and a speed of 15 knots in a ship 180 feet long on the waterline, 30 feet in beam, and with a normal displacement of 375 tons in fresh water.


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The new masterpiece from Raphael Maklouf. His tribute to honour Her Majesty on her 90th birthday. Wearing the Royal Diamond Diadem this beautifully sculpted effigy captures the essence of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
The reverse symbolizes the shields of the Royal Arms. Located at the north and south positions are the shields that represent England, containing three lions passant. A lion rampant represents Scotland in the east position, and to the west is a harp that represents Ireland. The four quadrants depict the St. Edwards crown, encircled by the Latin inscription NOVEM DECENNIIS GLORIOSE PERACTIS (nine decades gloriously accomplished). The year dates 1926-2016 represent Her Majesty's 90th birthday.